Recently we took over the management of a clients website. Somehow, somewhere along the way multiple line breaks had found their way into the html on the pages.

There seemed to be an extra one after every line of code. An easy way to fix this is to hit Ctrl F in DW to bring up the “find” box.

In the top box (find) click your mouse into it anc hold down Ctrl and press “m” twice.

In the bottom box (replace) do the same but only press “m” once.

Click the “Replace All” button and bam, double linespaces are no more!

You can either select “Entire current local site” to do all pages at once or select individual files or folders.

Related posts:

1. Make a simple diagonal page background using photoshop and css
2. Top Photoshop keyboard shortcuts
3. 10 top tips for Windows to Mac switchers
4. Is the diagonal line background style old hat now?
5. Creating depth with your image compositions in Photoshop